Sentence examples for compensation someone from inspiring English sources

The maximum compensation someone can receive if an investment company goes bust could be increased from its current £50,000 to as much as £1m, the UK's main financial watchdog has suggested.

So, make sure that you're given the check by a trusted person; if you're asking for compensation from someone you've never met before or someone who you met on craigslist who wants to buy your furniture, then it's better to ask for the amount of money in cash if you can.

It is seen as being less damaging (or less costly in the wider sense) to give compensation to someone who was not treated negligently than it is not to provide compensation to someone who was treated negligently.

"This is just compensation for someone like myself who's spent the last 40 years farming.

"In Nepal, there are lots of accidents and the government has declared that 500,000 rupees [£3,500] must be paid in compensation when someone dies," he said.

Lawyers claim that those wrongly convicted may now only receive compensation if someone else is convicted of the crime of which they were accused.

Washington, like several other cities that have rolled out merit pay programs, first promoted the plan mainly by emphasizing the top compensation that someone could earn in a single year: about $130,000 annually in salary and performance bonuses.

While no one client accounts for a huge percentage of Andersen's $4.9 billion in annual revenue, the loss of several hundred million dollars in revenue will affect partner compensation, said someone informed of the finances of big accounting firms.

Spaccia worked as Rizzo's deputy for seven years and received a salary that topped out at $564,000 a year, unheard-of compensation for someone in her position.

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It wouldn't be fair to reward a good negotiator with a better compensation package if someone more reticent had a better skill set, Atkinson says.